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A man in his 30s was shot and killed just before 9 p.m. Tuesday in downtown St. Louis.

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With the first news bulletins, frantic people grabbing for telephones overwhelmed the circuits. They gathered around office radios and jammed appliance stores to follow the jumbled live TV news reports.

It still needs final approval from the whole Dome authority board.

Cattle are typically packed in crates and loaded onto large cargo planes.

Tyre Sampson, 14, fell to his death on a ride at the Florida amusement park in March.

The longtime collector was appointed to fill a vacancy in 1977 and served until 2007.

Hatchet admitted to a role in the death of Eddie Byrd Jr., 35 by setting him up for a robbery.

The Democratic lawmakers say Kevin Johnson’s execution would represent “a grave act of injustice.”

Parson will make his fourth appointment to a statewide office on Wednesday.

Eric Schmitt has joined with his Republican colleague in Louisiana in alleging their is bias against conservatives in social media

The storied shoe company — formerly Buster Brown — expects a bright fourth quarter, too.

Most farmers depend on short-term, variable-rate loans — and rates are significantly higher.

The Versailles Apartments have failed inspections with the city’s code enforcement, fire department and St. Louis County Housing Authority. The city is issuing citations for owners to appear in court.

Decision in Edgar Springs highlights importance of former Missouri attorney general’s case.

A 65-year-old man died more than two months after being shot in a quadruple shooting in north St. Louis

The commission found fault in several components including inadequate tracking of academic outcomes and a lack of strategy to improve graduation rates.

On Nov. 22, 1980, Kenneth Swyers of Overland parachutes above the Gateway Arch and lands on top, then falls down the north leg when his parachute deflates.

The school district said other students were also shot but survived.

At group's third annual convention on Nov. 21, 1872, an activist tried to register downtown to vote but she was rebuffed.